UD Eyelash Primer?

[protozoa]

Have we used this? What do we think?

I used to think that eyelash primer was not something I needed, but got a sample of Lancome primer from Sephora and decided I was wrong. Now looking for the best brand.

[jerseyjaybird]

I've never tried UD's. I have a sample of Tarte eyelash primer that I haven't touched yet because I've been baffled by the concept. What do you love about it?

[evans]

I did not like the tarte primer. It didn't go on smooth at all.

[kittycatlove]

I got the tarte primer as a sample and did not like it. I've used the Lancome and it was okay, but for me I don't really notice a differnce using it.

[KaraOrNot]

I have tried Tarte's, but I don't really notice a difference when I use it.

[stephanie207]

I used to work for Lancome and works well if you use it right. You have to put it on thin. I use a concealer brush. Now I used UD Primer Potion and I love it!

[h]

I have used the Lancôme eyelash primer, and I am not a fan. Primer + mascara just makes my eyelashes goopy, and I don't feel like I need it. My mascara looks fine and stays on well without it.

[protozoa]

Feb 12, 2013 11:35:38 GMT -5 jerseyjaybird said:

I've never tried UD's. I have a sample of Tarte eyelash primer that I haven't touched yet because I've been baffled by the concept. What do you love about it?

1. Makes it so less mascara ends up under my eyes by the end of the day.
2. I think primer + mascara builds better than just layers of mascara (for me). I have pretty thin lashes.

The downside is that it made my lashes feel really crunchy, so wanted to shop around. I am trying the L'Oreal double extend which is OK (basically a primer and mascara in one package) but I need more of a thickening rather than lengthening formula.

Good tip on using a concealer brush to apply, will try that to see if it helps.

I think I'll try the UD with the F&F sale. I will report back

[halfpint]

I like a primer, I have pretty invisible eyelashes, and a good primer makes them look fuller without needing multiple coats. Too many coats on me and my lashes start to look clumpy and gross. I personally like the Tarte primer along with their mascara.

I've tried Estee Lauder's, terrible on me.

I've not tried UD, but I do love their Lush Lash mascara, so I'd be willing to give it a shot.

[protozoa]

Feb 13, 2013 17:05:23 GMT -5 halfpint said:

I like a primer, I have pretty invisible eyelashes, and a good primer makes them look fuller without needing multiple coats. Too many coats on me and my lashes start to look clumpy and gross. I personally like the Tarte primer along with their mascara.

I've tried Estee Lauder's, terrible on me.

I've not tried UD, but I do love their Lush Lash mascara, so I'd be willing to give it a shot.

I'm glad I'm not the only one here without naturally lush lashes

[dexteroni]

Feb 13, 2013 17:05:23 GMT -5 halfpint said:

I like a primer, I have pretty invisible eyelashes, and a good primer makes them look fuller without needing multiple coats. Too many coats on me and my lashes start to look clumpy and gross. I personally like the Tarte primer along with their mascara.

Me too. My lashes are long but kind of disproportionately thin, and primer helps give them a bit of volume before I start in with mascara. I don't take it all the way to the tips, so I get volume without adding more length. I am also currently using Tarte primer, and it's fine, but it is getting a bit clumpy now that I'm getting toward the end of the tube.  I was thinking of trying UD once it runs out.